This was one of the quirkiest Airbnbs I've ever stayed in. A lot of Airbnbs are rather barren - they contain the essentials like toiletries, towels, appliances, cutlery, etc. And for the most part they're set up like hotels, functional spaces for temporary gusts. This Airbnb felt like we were living in someone's home. It was filled with personal items and knick knacks, the pantry and the fridge were partially stocked, and there were clothes in the closet. When checking in, we met the host at the Airbnb and he had a large packed bag with him. A part of me would like to suspect that he simply vacates his home whenever guests make a booking. Nevertheless, this didn't ruin the experience in anyway, it was just an amusing observation almost as amusing as all the thunder-themed and Egyptian paraphernalia the host decorated his flat with. That all said, the apartment wasn't hotel-level clean but it was sufficient and the location was great. It was walking distance to a lot of great restaurants and street food stalls, an amazing onsen, the St Louis BTS stop, the King Manakhon tower and a massage shop, Health Land (the legit kind). The Chao Phraya river was also quite accessible. The building itself also has a gym and a pool which was nice. The only downside was there's no in-unit laundry but we discovered and amazing service WashDrop that will come pick up and drop off your laundry so you can use that if you need. If you're looking for a humble, cheap stay, Paul's place will do.